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“In our youth oriented society, childhood gets a lot of loving attention, old age is viewed with terror – and middle age is simply ignored,” says Barbara Fried in her book, The Middle-Age Crisis (1976). Consequently, this book addresses the issues that surround middle age, and explores the multi-causal complexity of the life-upsetting trauma, called “Mid-life Crisis.” It also shows the correlation between Mid-life Crisis and the high incidence of divorce in Trinidad and Tobago, particularly amongst persons experiencing Middle-Adulthood. It strategically seeks to capture the essential components of Mid-life Crisis as it affects men and women alike. It reveals an exhaustive study of the biological, biblical, sociological and psychological perspectives that accompany this phenomenon, as well as, extensive primary research, elaborate theoretical analyses and recommendations made about Mid-life Crisis. It will certainly awaken your sensibilities to the emotionally overwhelming dynamics of middle-adulthood, and will teach you and your spouse new ways to navigate the stormy waters of a Mid-Life Crisis. In other words, it can save your marriage from the onslaught of a tumultuous divorce. More importantly, it will convince you of this ONE fact... the high incidence of divorce during Middle-Adulthood can be reduced through increased awareness and effective education about Mid-Life Crisis. “Understanding Mid-Life Crisis and Divorce” will.... · Educate you and your partner about the physiological changes that occur during middle-age. · Adequately prepare you for the psychological and emotional turmoil that occur during middle-adulthood. · Highlight the ups and downs of human sexuality. · Uncover factual information about the infamous ‘Affair.’ · Reveal alarming statistics about the current rate of divorces in Trinidad and Tobago. · Assist you in identifying positive coping strategies and new ways to navigate the stormy waters of a Mid-Life Crisis. · Help to reduce the escalating rate of divorce in Trinidad and Tobago, and promote strong, stable and resilient marriages for the future.
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Nichelle Dottin-John holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology/Counselling and HR Management from the Caribbean Nazarene College in Santa Cruz, Trinidad. Upon graduating in May 2011, Nichelle received the prestigious award for “Best Thesis Presentation” for her academic dissertation on Mid-Life Crisis and Divorce in Trinidad and Tobago; a subject about which she is very passionate. Nichelle is also very passionate about art, interior design, creative writing and psychology. She embraces her relationship with God as that which keeps her anchored and resilient. She loves a good joke, considers herself to be hilariously funny and has an inherent trait as a good listener. Currently, she sits on the Board of Trinidad and Tobago Association of Christian Counsellors (TTACC) and is a member of Toastmasters International. Nichelle has been employed in the oil and gas industry for the past 18 years, in the field of Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs). She is “happily divorced” and the proud mother of two young adult sons.
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- PublisherCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publication date2014
- ISBN 10 1494954583
- ISBN 13 9781494954581
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages236
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